Minecraft Mob Guide – The Ocelot
The latest Minecraft update, version 1.2(yet to be released) will bring us the Ocelot, a new passive mob. This video will go into detail about these felines. This is the fifth episode in a series of Minecraft Mob Guides, where we look at all the hostile AND passive mobs in Minecraft in detail. In this episode, we take a look at the Ocelot. These nice creatures can be tamed and become house cats. These guys are nice to have around. In their natural habitat, these felines will welcome you to the jungle. Ocelots are passive mobs that normally spawns in Jungle Biomes. They are the second tameable mob to be introduced into Minecraft, the first being Wolves. The Ocelot is a mainly passive, ‘shy’ mob which will not attack the player. Should the player move or look too abruptly near one, it will sprint away. Ocelots are the first mob with the ability to sprint, as well. If enclosed and unable to escape, they will stand still until an exit is made, after which they will quickly sprint through it. Wild Ocelots will occasionally slowly sneak up on chickens, then proceed to pounce and kill. However, their behavior when taming takes priority over this behavior. To tame an Ocelot, the player must be holding Raw Fish while standing perfectly still and not looking around too quickly. It will slowly approach the player, and while in this state, using Raw Fish on it will tame it, changing it to one of the three tame ‘cat’ types. This will also end its shy behavior. It will now follow the …
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Feb 21st, 2012
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February 21st, 2012 at 8:13 AM
Once it’s tamed it’s not an ocelot anymore, but a cat.